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California Book Co.
Language
English
Pages
995

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Subjects
Indians of North America
Places
California

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Table of Contents

1. The Yurok: land and civilization
2. The Yurok: law and custom
3. The Yurok: religion
4. The Yurok: arts
5. The Karok
6. The Chimariko and Wiyot
7. Athabascans: the Tolowa
8. Athabascans: the Hupa, Chilula, and Whilkut
9. Athabascans: southern groups
10. The Yuki: ethnic geography
11. The Yuki: culture
12. The Yuki: religion
13. The Huchnom and Coast Yuki
14. The Wappo
15. The Pomo: geography and politics
16. The Pomo: civilization
17. The Pomo: religion
18. The Coast and Lake Miwok
19. The Shastan group
20. The Shasta
21. The Achomawi and Atsugewi
22. The Modoc
23. The Yana and Yahi
24. The Penutian Family
25. The Wintun: geography and culture
26. The Wintun: Kuksu cult
27. The Maidu: land and society
28. The Maidu: arts and implements
29. The Maidu: religion and knowledge
30. The Miwok
31. The Costanoans
32. The Yokuts: geography
33. The Yokuts: social institutions
34. The Yokuts: cults
35. The Yokuts: the concrete basis of life
36. The Esselen and Salinans
37. The Chumash
38. The Washo
39. The Shoshonean stock
40. The Paiute, Mono, and Koso
41. The Chemehuevi
42. The Kawaiisu and Tubatulabal
43. Serrano divisions
44. The Gabrielino
45. The Juaneno
46. The Luiseno: elements of civilization
47. The Luiseno: organization of civilization
48. The Cupeno and Cahuilla
49. The Diegueno and Kamia
50. The Mohave: concrete life
51. The Mohave: dream life
52. The Yuma
53. Other Yuman tribes
54. Arts of life
55. Society
56. Religion and knowledge
57. Population
58. Place names
59. Culture provinces
60. Prehistory
Appendix: Pronunciation of native words
Bibliography
Classification of titles by subject
Classified subject index
General index

Edition Notes

"A photolithographic facsimile of the 'Handbook of the Indians of California' published in 1925 as Bulletin 78 of the Bureau of American Ethnology of the Smithsonian Institution."

Bibliography: p.943-966.

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Bulletin (Smithsonian Institution. Bureau of American Ethnology) -- no. 78.

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995 p.
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